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THE BATTALION
Thursday, June 27, 1903 College Station, Texas
Page 3
Moving Library Collection
Students work at moving- 100,000 volumes library facilities. They are, left to right,
from the Texas Engineering Library to Aggies Ronnie Haag, Elroy Young and Don
temporary quarters in Bagley Hall as a Barrier, and high school student Pete
preliminary step toward construction of new Tucker.
STEP TOWARD NEW FACILITIES
Engineering Library Books
Transferred To Bagley Hall
Moving 100,000 volumes as a pre
liminary step toward construction
of new library facilities at A&M
is expected to be completed within
two weeks.
Being moved is the Texas Engi
neers Library Collection.
Books may be checked out dur
ing the moving period.
“The purpose of the move,” A&M
Librarian Robert A. Houze said, “is
to vacate temporarily the Texas
Engineers Library Building, so that
the new library building construc
tion can be started early in the
fall. The new building will ex
tend from the rear of Cushing
Memorial Library to enclose three
sides and the top of the engineer
library building.”
A CREW OF 12 students is work
ing long hours including weekends
to complete the transfer to the
ground floor of Bagley Hall on
the north side of Cushing Library.
Houze said the first floor of
Bagley Hall will be used for The
Texas Engineer Library. The sec
ond floor will continue to be used
generally for classrooms and of
fices.
Plans for the $1,500,000 library
expansion program with comple
tion in 1965 as the goal were an
nounced earlier by President Earl
Rudder. The expansion will more
double space available for library
service.
Moving the Texas Engineers Li
brary Collection is more diffi
cult than moving into a new build
ing, Houze said. He explained that
books must be removed from the
stacks or metal shelving, the shelv
es must be taken apart and moved
to Bagley Hall and reassembled,
and then the books carted to the
new quarters.
“Certain services of the Texas
Engineers Library will be trans
ferred to Cushing until the build
ing program is completed,” Houze
said.
The atomic energy collection and
documents of other governmental
agencies engaged in research and
development work will be available
in the Sciences Periodical Reading
Room on the third floor of Cush
ing Library.
DETAILED AND exhaustive
searches of technical literature also
will be handled at the main library.
“The Texas Engineers Library
itself will retain in addition to a
general circulation service the gen
eral reference, map and interlibrary
loan services,” the librarian said.
There will be air-conditioning for
the most-used portions of the new
quarters in Bagley Hall. Houze
said air-conditioning is made possi
ble through the A&M System office
of Physical Plant.
The library entrance will he on
the Cushing Library side of Bag-
ley Hall. The entrance for the
second floor stairway is on the
parking lot side of the building.
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